Comments on: Consider Yourself On Notice http://meish.org/2008/08/28/consider-yourself-on-notice/ a blog by Meg Pickard Thu, 08 Jan 2009 15:16:31 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 By: MrMeldrum.co.uk » Blog Archive » Phillipe Starck http://meish.org/2008/08/28/consider-yourself-on-notice/#comment-43032 MrMeldrum.co.uk » Blog Archive » Phillipe Starck Thu, 04 Sep 2008 19:09:46 +0000 http://meish.org/?p=2580#comment-43032 [...] posts: Ever notice? by Steve Portigal & Dan Soltzberg Consider yourself on notice by Meg [...] […] posts: Ever notice? by Steve Portigal & Dan Soltzberg Consider yourself on notice by Meg […]

]]> By: Cliff http://meish.org/2008/08/28/consider-yourself-on-notice/#comment-42901 Cliff Sat, 30 Aug 2008 22:08:25 +0000 http://meish.org/?p=2580#comment-42901 There's definitely something in this. When you hear a kid's name you haven't heard before, you suddenly hear of other people with the same name. Or when you buy a car and you see that car everywhere. You could put that down to fashion, but there's more to it. On holiday last week I kept seeing people with pugs, the breed of the puppy I left behind and was missing. Maybe that's fate's cruel sense of humour, maybe it's perception or a Jungian causality thing. There’s definitely something in this. When you hear a kid’s name you haven’t heard before, you suddenly hear of other people with the same name. Or when you buy a car and you see that car everywhere. You could put that down to fashion, but there’s more to it. On holiday last week I kept seeing people with pugs, the breed of the puppy I left behind and was missing.

Maybe that’s fate’s cruel sense of humour, maybe it’s perception or a Jungian causality thing.

]]> By: Gordon http://meish.org/2008/08/28/consider-yourself-on-notice/#comment-42855 Gordon Thu, 28 Aug 2008 12:47:54 +0000 http://meish.org/?p=2580#comment-42855 And this is yet another reason why people how are using 'web 2.0' applications are gaining benefits, and why those outside of this online world struggle to see the value. It's the line "I can look back ... to find patterns…or not" that is key for me. Does the argument then become "how costly is it to store and review the information" versus "how often do I find a pattern?" And this is yet another reason why people how are using ‘web 2.0′ applications are gaining benefits, and why those outside of this online world struggle to see the value.

It’s the line “I can look back … to find patterns…or not” that is key for me. Does the argument then become “how costly is it to store and review the information” versus “how often do I find a pattern?”

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